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In this episode of The Articulate Fly, host Marvin Cash is joined by Cody Richardson of Cody's Fish for a fascinating exploration of the intersection between fishing and art. Cody shares his unique journey from a young angler in Colorado to a creative force behind stunning license plate artwork. Listeners will be captivated as Cody recounts his early fishing memories, the influence of his father and art teacher Rick Takahashi and how his passion for fishing evolved into a successful business.
The conversation takes a deep dive into the creative process behind Cody's Fish, including the meticulous crafting of fish sculptures using vintage license plates. Cody discusses his sourcing adventures, from finding plates in antique shops to embarking on fishing trips that double as scavenger hunts for unique plates. He also touches on the new directions his art has taken, including hunting-themed pieces and the inspiration drawn from living in Florida.
Listeners will gain insights into the challenges of running a small business in the art world, the importance of storytelling in art and the joy of connecting with fellow anglers and artists. Whether you're an art enthusiast, a fishing aficionado or someone curious about creative entrepreneurship, this episode is sure to inspire and entertain.
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0:00 Introduction
8:58 The Birth of Cody's Fish
20:13 Sourcing Unique License Plates
26:34 Expanding into Hunting Artwork
32:04 Current Projects and Collaborations
36:20 Upcoming Events
In this episode of The Articulate Fly, host Marvin Cash catches up with Ellis Ward for an intriguing East Tennessee Fishing Report. As Ellis prepares for the Kentucky River Musky Classic, he shares insights on the current fishing conditions, including the impact of recent weather patterns and barometric pressure on angling success.
The conversation dives deep into the nuances of streamer fishing, with Ellis explaining how factors such as cloud cover and water clarity can significantly influence fish behavior. He discusses the importance of timing and strategy when targeting trophy-sized musky and trout, emphasizing the thrill of the chase and the challenges posed by rapidly changing conditions.
Listeners will gain valuable tips on how to adapt their fishing techniques based on weather forecasts and barometric trends, as Ellis highlights the correlation between these elements and fish activity. The episode also touches on the ongoing effects of Hurricane Helene on local waterways and fish populations, providing a comprehensive overview of the current fishing landscape.
Whether you're an experienced angler or just starting out, this episode is packed with insights and inspiration to elevate your fishing adventures.
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In this episode of The Articulate Fly, host Marvin Cash catches up with casting expert Mac Brown for another enlightening installment of Casting Angles. As Mac finds himself in snowy Denver after the Seattle show, he shares his excitement for the upcoming Denver Fly Fishing Show, where he will be teaching an all-day casting class and conducting various presentations and demos throughout the weekend.
The conversation delves into the importance of education in fly fishing, emphasizing that understanding the "why" behind techniques can significantly enhance an angler's ability to learn and adapt. Mac reflects on the challenges posed by the overwhelming amount of information available on social media and YouTube, advocating for a focus on foundational concepts that allow anglers to develop their skills effectively.
Listeners will gain insights into the mechanics of casting, including the significance of body movements and the role of physics in achieving optimal results. Mac and Marvin discuss the necessity of a solid framework for casting and fishing, encouraging anglers to question traditional dogmas and embrace a more nuanced understanding of their craft.
The episode wraps up with Mac sharing details about his upcoming show schedule, including stops in Lancaster and Minneapolis, and Marvin encourages listeners to reach out if they want to connect at the Denver show. Whether you're a novice or an experienced angler, this episode is packed with valuable lessons to elevate your fly fishing game.
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In this episode of The Articulate Fly, host Marvin Cash welcomes back PJ Smith for a captivating discussion on winter fishing in the Driftless region. PJ shares his experiences from the recent Bobbin 2025 event, highlighting the camaraderie among fellow anglers and the impressive fly-tying skills on display. As they delve into the nuances of winter fishing, PJ emphasizes the unique aspects of the Driftless area, known for its stunning spring creeks and diverse trout populations.
Listeners will gain valuable insights into the winter fishing season, including tips on how to dress appropriately for the cold and the importance of choosing the right conditions to maximize success on the water. PJ discusses his preferred tackle setup, including rod and reel choices, as well as his go-to flies for this time of year. He explains how to effectively approach and break down the water, emphasizing the significance of scouting for open areas and understanding fish behavior in colder temperatures.
The episode also touches on PJ's Guide Service and upcoming events, including opportunities for anglers of all skill levels to improve their techniques through personalized instruction. Whether you're a seasoned veteran or just starting your fishing journey, this episode is packed with practical advice and inspiration to enhance your winter fishing adventures.
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0:00 Introduction
8:44 Winter Fishing in the Driftless
15:28 Winter Fishing Gear Essentials
22:00 Winter Fishing Tackle Setup
26:50 Preferred Flies for Winter Fishing
34:57 Approaching and Breaking Down Water
41:42 Resources for Access and Information
44:13 PJ's Guide Service
In this episode of The Articulate Fly, host Marvin Cash reconnects with Ellis Ward for an engaging East Tennessee Fishing Report. As the region braces for a week of rain, Ellis shares his excitement about the upcoming fishing opportunities, highlighting the potential for fantastic streamer action.
Ellis dives into the nuances of streamer fishing, discussing the unique challenges and rewards it presents. He explains the importance of timing your strip sets and the thrill of seeing larger fish aggressively chase down the fly, even if successful hook-ups can be elusive. With a focus on the visual aspects of the chase, he emphasizes the adrenaline rush that comes with targeting trophy-sized trout, often in the 20-inch range and beyond.
Listeners will also hear about Ellis' plans for future gear design, including a potential line of apparel, and his ongoing commitment to improving angling experiences. As the conversation unfolds, he reflects on the camaraderie he shares with clients, who are just as invested in the pursuit of big fish as he is.
The episode wraps up with a reminder about the upcoming predator fly podcast, The Butcher Shop, featuring notable guests from the predator fly world. Whether you're a seasoned angler or new to the sport, this episode is filled with insights and inspiration to elevate your fishing adventures.
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In this episode of The Articulate Fly, host Marvin Cash is joined by George Costa from TCO Fly Shop in State College for an insightful Central PA Fishing Report. As winter continues to make its presence felt, George shares the current fishing conditions, noting the recent mix of rain, sleet and snow. He discusses how the precipitation is beneficial for stream levels, which have been low, and highlights the brief warm spells that have led to productive fishing days.
Listeners will gain valuable insights into nymphing techniques that have been successful recently, as George breaks down the best nymphs for winter and early spring fishing. He emphasizes the effectiveness of larger stone fly patterns during colder months and suggests smaller mayfly and midge patterns as the weather warms. The conversation also covers the importance of using quality hooks to improve hookup ratios and ensure a successful day on the water.
As the episode wraps up, George shares details about upcoming classes and events at TCO Fly Shop, including tying classes for the highly anticipated periodic cicada hatch expected this year. Whether you're a seasoned angler or just starting out, this episode is packed with practical advice and timely information to help you make the most of your fishing adventures in Central PA.
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In this episode of The Articulate Fly, host Marvin Cash is back with Matt Reilly for another informative Southwest Virginia Fishing Report. As they navigate the unpredictable weather patterns of the region, Matt shares insights on the fluctuating water temperatures and the impact this has on fish behavior, particularly musky. With recent conditions ranging from frozen rivers to highs in the 60s, the duo discusses how these changes affect fishing strategies and the importance of adapting to tight bite windows.
Matt offers valuable tips for targeting musky in cold water, emphasizing the significance of depth and light conditions when choosing where to fish streamers in the water column. He explains how to balance buoyancy and weight in flies for optimal presentation, ensuring anglers can effectively entice fish even in challenging conditions.
Listeners will also learn about Matt's upcoming availability for pre-spawn smallmouth bass trips and the potential for exciting fishing as spring approaches. Whether you're an experienced angler or just getting started, this episode is filled with practical advice and insights that will help you make the most of your time on the water.
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In this episode of The Articulate Fly, host Marvin Cash catches up with Mac Brown for another engaging installment of Casting Angles. As they dive into the world of streamers, Marvin reflects on a recent trip to Michigan for Bobbin the Hood, hosted by Schultz Outfitters. This gathering, likened to Woodstock for predator fly enthusiasts, brought together top-tier fly tyers and anglers focused on species from trout to smallmouth to musky.
Mac discusses the importance of streamer fishing as a gateway for newcomers to the sport. He reminisces about introducing his children to fly fishing, emphasizing how simple streamer techniques can yield quick results and foster a love for the sport.
Listeners will gain practical tips on line control and presentation techniques that enhance the effectiveness of small streamers, even during colder months. The conversation also touches on the evolution of fly fishing gear and the exciting potential of the upcoming predator fly podcast, The Butcher Shop, featuring industry legends.
Don't miss this lively discussion filled with nostalgia, practical advice and a passion for fly fishing that is sure to inspire both seasoned anglers and newcomers alike!
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In this episode of The Articulate Fly, host Marvin Cash reconnects with Ellis Ward for an insightful East Tennessee Fishing Report. As spring teases the region with fluctuating temperatures, Ellis shares his observations on the current fishing conditions in Johnson City. With the Watauga River clearing up and promising flows ahead, he discusses the impact of recent weather patterns on fishing and the anticipated hatches, particularly the blue wing olives.
Ellis dives into the post-spawn fishing scene, sharing tips on streamer fishing and the effectiveness of various fly patterns, including his favorites like the Drunk and Disorderly. He reflects on his recent tying experiments and the creative adjustments he's been making for winter fishing, including some innovative musky flies that have proven successful with clients.
Listeners will also hear about Marvin's upcoming projects, including his participation in Bobbin and the launch of a new predator fly podcast, The Butcher Shop, featuring notable guests from the predator fly community. This episode is a must-listen for anglers looking to stay informed and inspired as the fishing season thaws out and heats up.
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In this episode of The Articulate Fly, host Marvin Cash sits down with Blane Chocklett for an in-depth discussion about the latest innovations coming out of The Chocklett Factory. Blane shares his excitement about new products, including revolutionary 3D bug wings that promise to enhance the realism of fly patterns while eliminating common casting issues like line twist.
From hellgrammite body parts to realistic crawfish claws, Blane dives into the details of how these new materials will change the way anglers approach fly tying and fishing. He reflects on the evolution of his techniques and the importance of movement and realism in fly design, drawing from years of experience and experimentation on the water.
As they discuss upcoming events, including Blane's Bobbin classes and demonstrations at Schultz Outfitters and a unique smallmouth school in collaboration with Virginia Trophy Guides, listeners will gain insights into the world of fly fishing and tying like never before. Whether you're a seasoned angler or just starting, this episode is packed with tips, tricks and inspiration for your next fishing adventure.
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